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I bought it because it was convenient. I also torrent because it is convenient. Price is not the issue for me. I'm in Australia, which means I typically have
by andrewfelix 15y ago
I bought it because it was convenient.
I also torrent because it is convenient. Price is not the issue for me.
I'm in Australia, which means I typically have to wait for something to come out on DVD before I can watch it legally. I can't purchase through amazon, and Australian distributors don't get American shows until months(sometimes years) after they're released in the States.
I feel good because I got it when it was released, and it was legal.
EDIT: PS. I love NPR
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